Kiowa CO. OK - Henry Romines

Submitted by: Renee Dauven <promine@web-ster.com>

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[Kiowa Co]unty Democrat
Thursday, December 5, 1946 [vol. ?,] no. 11

Henry Romines Died Thursday

Native of Tennessee Had Lived Here since 1909

    Henry Romines, well-known and pioneer citizen of the Snyder
community,
died las Thursday night, and funeral services were held at the Baptist
Church Saturday morning, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Foster G. Brown.
Burial was made in Fairlawn Cemetery.
    Mr. Romines had been in failing health for some time, and was
recently a
patient in a Clinton hospital.
    Henry Charles Romines was born August 1, 1871, in Tennessee.  He
came to
Oklahoma before statehood, and located in this community in 1909.  He
was
united in marriage to Grace Allen Miller, and to this union six children

were born.  His wife and one son preceded him in death.  He leaves four
sons
and one daughter to mourn his passing: Claude of Carmi, Texas; Bill and
Charles of Fort Cobb; Harley of Monahans, Texas, and Mary Tyson of
Amherst,
Texas, all of whom were present for the services.  There are 23
grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
    Also there are two brothers and twoi sisters: M. C. Romines of
Tipton;
D. R. Romines of Tuplo, Okla.; Mrs. Duncans of McKinney, Texas, and Mrs.

Edwards of Grandfield.
    Preston-Leckie Funeral Home of Snyder had charge of the funeral
arrangements.


Included with the photocopy of the newspaper obit was a handwritten
sheet of paper
stating :  "Information from Leckie Funeral Home in Snyder, OK"

Henry Charles Romines born 8-1-1871 died 11-29-46
Father's name: John
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Renee L. Dauven